The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-28
GEN ERAL NEWS

RAIN.
BUSINESS fair.
RIVER falling steadily.
Six boats leaving today.
The Mississippi is falling at 81
Louis.
r, L, Conn for Arkansas City thi
evening.
The Dacotsh lie at St.. Louis with
broken shaft.
THE White, Arkansas and St. Franci
rivors are falling.
The Future City is due up on he
way to st, Louis,
THB Kate Adams left for Arkansa
City with a good trip.
The Alberta No, 8 leaves here 10
morrow evening for White river.
The dust on the levee has been set
tied. Yesterdays rain did the work.
DURING the "a hours ending at moor
yesterday the river here fell inches.
WHEN the City Of 81. Louis left St
Louis she had over 1900 tons Of freight.
The City of st. Louis is advertised
to leave here at noon today for New Orleans.
The Goat Valley, towing about 20
boats and bargos Of coal. passed to New Or
The James Les for the lower and
the Rene, Macrea1y for the upper coasts left
with good trips.
TIE Belle Memphis, Capt. Baker, is
announced to leave here at 6 o'clock this
evening for Cairo and 81. Louis,
The Arkansas City, Capt. Harry
Brolaiki, l.ayes here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing for Vieksburg and way landings.
The Sidney Dillon with three barges
loaded With grain and package freight
assed to New Orleans yesterday morning.
Pilot FRANK FARNsLKY left yeeter.
day for Arkansas City TO take charge of the
wheel OF the transfer steamer at that point.
The Gsyoso, Capt. o. K. Joplin,
leaves here at o'clock this evening for ST,
Francis river. Messrs. Lee and Gus Cum
Minis are her clerks.
FRED BLAME, he we'll known "dcc
tor, Is running tho medicine machine on
the l. u: sims. Fred IL a mixer from way
back and he can fill any and all presorip-
tons.
The Cairo Bulletin says. "The T. B
Sims 10 the first opposition the Anchor Line
mas had or many years, and will continue
IN the trade between st. Louis and Menu
pn"'
AMONG those making the round trip
on the steamer Buckeye state are Miss Fam
ME vlnton Esmes. daughter o; Capt. II, j.
Vinton; Mrs. Geo W. Hendriokson and her
sister Miss Lizzie Rittenhouse.
The Buckeye State, which arrived
yesterday. brought the shaft Of tho steamer
SSOsnoms rom New Albany where 4 had
piseed az tho doahn,na az . sns VIZ
now laid mn inst sboXa n" nortb ~, Wois
river. 'N'' "'''' WV "0o'" VI "o''
Tyv D n Cohh a., II n eu,,l
arrived J esterday from the ArkanBAs river
with | bale Of cotton, 297 sacks OF cotton
seed, 16 packages Of sundries and 81 head Of
cattlo. She is the regular packet leay ng
nss on the Arkansas river. CAPT. N.
y, .Hg Rn Is cnief clerk and he Is assisted
IT. n
ihk nuckeye state, Oapt II. j. Vim
en-, arrived yesterday afternoon with bli8 |
packages of freight, including $50 barrels Of |
lour, 1000 Kegs nails, $50 boxes starch, so |
,ales hay, 30 barrels oil, 900 bundles smokes, |
Sy boxes glassware. She leaves again this
,yening for CINCINNATI and all way points on
he Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Messrs,
leo, W. Hendriokson and Charley Vinton
re her clerks.
GRoRaR w HRNnprcUzoN tho cb;of
Jerk on the Memphis and Cincinnati packet.
buckeye State, is one Of the most popular
nd accommodating clerks on the river, He
as not been top" man long, but this
act does not prevent this end from saying
hat since he climbed to tho highest rung on
be clerical ladder he has given perfect sat
siaction to all who have had occasion to
ransact business with him.
Tup n u G;r,s or,;,od from, G, Uo,,;.
a., a1o, - - oiiIl7 siiiVeu nun OF: LOUIS
atqS Iso1 paCsISSS 81 gisn5, nc Ia5d liSo
orh, lo5 SACKS bran and oil sacks wheat. She
turned 10 ~. Louis yesterday evening.
ne officers Of the sims are as tollows; L.
!. SIMS captain John u. fuller and Nor